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macroJul 4, 2026, 10:28 AM

Iranians in Milan Protest Against Iran Agreement, Back Pahlavi

Iranians gathered outside the US Consulate in Milan on Saturday following a call by Prince Reza Pahlavi to protest against any agreement with the Islamic Republic, chanting in support of the prince.

Dozens of Iranian expatriates assembled near the US Consulate in Milan, Italy, on Saturday, responding to an appeal by Prince Reza Pahlavi. The demonstrators voiced opposition to any potential deal with the Islamic Republic of Iran and chanted slogans backing Pahlavi, a prominent critic of the current regime.

The protest underscores ongoing tensions within the Iranian diaspora regarding political negotiations involving Iran. The gathering was peaceful, according to reports, and reflects continued discontent with the Iranian government among exiles abroad.

Source: First Squawk